Spiritual life, church practice and the believer’s relationship to Christ are the recurring subjects of Watchman Nee’s teaching. The Normal Christian Life, drawn from talks on Romans, discusses identification with Christ, grace and living from divine life rather than self-effort. Sit, Walk, Stand uses the structure of Ephesians to describe Christian position, conduct and spiritual conflict, while The Spiritual Man offers a much larger account of body, soul and spirit. Many English books under Nee’s name were compiled or translated from sermons and notes rather than written as conventional manuscripts, so editions and editorial histories vary. His prose is devotional and strongly exhortatory. In discovery terms, this places the work across evangelical spirituality, Chinese Christianity, discipleship and twentieth-century church-movement literature. Read more Less
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